Lines are the simplest type of function. It’s important to be able to graph them and calculate the slope (i.e., the rate of change), which is one of the most fundamental concepts in Calculus. While lines have a constant slope, the slope of other functions continuously changes. Understanding lines is the first step toward working with curves.

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Lesson 1: The Basics

  1. What is Calculus?
  2. Write neatly
  3. Exercises: Compute expressions
  4. Graphing lines and calculating slope 📝
  5. Exercises: Find equations of lines and calculate slope
  6. Why is the slope important in Calculus?
  7. Exercises: Graph the derivative
  8. Simplifying rational expressions
  9. Exercises: Simplifying rational expressions
  10. Simplifying logarithmic expressions
  11. Exercises: Simplifying logarithmic expressions
  12. Trig basics and the unit circle
  13. Exercises: Find sine, cosine, and tangent

Lesson 2: Solving equations and inequalities

Lesson 3: Graphing

Lesson 4: Limits and series

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